The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

c. t. Crandall, Iron county's prosecut-
Ing attorney, and leading counsel OF Crystal
Falls. was IN Iron River on Official business on
Tuesday.--Mrs. Robert McCourt, OF Crystal
Falls, Is visiting here and win remain AS long as
her husband runs his train from here.--P. b.
McHugh, OF Crystal Falls was I'm town on Mon
day.-Reporter.
John Cory, OF Sumner, Washington
territory Is visiting his brother. M. Cory, Jr.,
at Marinette Mr.. Cory was, until within a
few years, resident OF this place. but Is now en-
gagged In the numbering business at Summer. His
many friends here hope he win not return west
before making Crystal Falls visit
j. II. Clapp, OF South Lyon, Mich, as
sayer and mining engineer was In the city sew.
eral days this week and In company with W. g.
colfman, OF Chicago, made this Office pleasant
call. He is interested IN the Monitor property
which gives great promise OF a good mine.
While at Florence, early in the week,
the editor had the pleasure OF meeting James
II. MacNaughton, the all-around local man OF
the Menominee Herald. Mac Ia an old nc
quaintance and circulation lies, ETC., were swap
ped with becoming grace.
Timothy Donahue OF Crystal Falls,
subscriber TO the Herald, dropped In our Office
Thursday last and renewed his subscription.
He believes I'm the old adaee,. ''when you have a
good thing keep IL ."--AIenominee Herald
w. 5. Coffman, OF Chicago, and Capt.
G. II. Roberts, were callers at this Office on Tues
day evening They win explore for iron az
several points IN this district. They are both
exceedingly pleasant conversationalists
Fred Gonyou and Peter LaDuke, OF
Crystal Falls, spent Sunday IN Florence sum
ner Hopkins, OF DIN d Hopkins, Crystal Falls.
visited Florence friends ON Sunday last Mining
News.
A. j. VanAnda, of Menominee, was a
business visitor here on Thursday Mr. Van
Anda deals In railway, state and school lands
In Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas.
E.A. Kendley, n former resident and
business man of Iron River, was pleasant
caller az this Office on Wednesday. He now re-
sides al shiocton, Wis.
Eugene Hoy, the efficient blacksmith
at the Baney mine win depart for Toledo and
other cities on Wednesday next. He win be
absent about month.
l.. r. Swain, OF Bessemer, Mich, brother
mine, registered at the Lockwood house on sun
day.
sgd. Cuyler, of Iron Mountain, is now
engaged as machinist at the Youngstown mine
He was recently at work with the Hewitt Mining
Co.
David Bergeron, prominent grocer
man Of Iron Mountain, and clerk OF Breiting
township. WAS fn taxVt, IN Ttaodav
Albert Austrian, one Of the enterpris-
ing proprietors of the Red Front store. Is the
duly qualified deputy county clerk,
II. $. Hause, Iron Rivers best tonsorial
artist was a visitor In Crystal Falls on wednes-
day. He called Mt this ofice.
Mrs. j. f. Redfeld will spend decor
alton day at her home, oconomowoc. She de
parted on Thursday
Capt. 'Thos. Ball. Of the Youngstown,
was lImping little this week A smashed toe
was the cause Of t.
Mrs. j. ii. Parks is visiting old time
friends i'm Wisconsin. She will be- absent about
fortnight
Johns Mclean, Iron county'spopular
sheriff, made this Office pleasant call on Mon
day evening
Max Berlowitz, the enterprising cloth
Ter. tripped TO Iron Mountain and return on
Monday.
Luke WEIGH, OF Houghton, one OF the
owners OF the culbertson mine. was here this
week
Hugh Barclay, OF Menominee, was a
welcome caller az this Office on Tuesday morn
ing.
III. III. Hieneman, OF Negaunee, was
here early In the week. He hshed for trout
Ed. Hall, OF Escanaba, is here and will
remain all summer. He's "a railroader.
j. +. Shafer, Of Iron Mountain, was i'm
town ON Saturday last.
V. X. Moore, OF Detroit, spent day
or so here this week.
Miss May Stokes was quite i'll last
week, but Is gaining.
II. w. Mars, OF Florence, was observed
here on Monday.
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